fix: BrighterTaskScheduler Queue Task When Complete#3450
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introduced similar code in: Run_AsyncTaskWithResultAndConfigurateAwait_BlockingCode_Still_Ends
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…3450) * fix: add immediate execution back * fix: use a new thread if the context has closed
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When we complete adding, due to us pumping the pending continuations for a task, we struggle if we are then handed another continuation via the scheduler, as the blockingcollection is complete. (This seems to be a function of ConfigureAwait being called with false on an await in our scope - not sure wy)
In this case, we just use a "Hail Mary" approach (cribbed from RavenDb) of putting the queued task on a new thread.